Seattle finishes a turbulent season on a high note with solid performances across the board.
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Rashaad Penny had a career-high 170 yards and 2 TDs rushing, and Russell Wilson threw 4 TD passes.
Seattle’s offense was excellent, and the defense played strong for just over a half.
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Seattle collapses late; coach Pete Carroll calls the game “about as disappointing a loss as we’ve had.”
Solid defense can’t make up for another shoddy offensive performance in Seattle’s COVID-delayed defeat.
Seattle’s streak of consecutive winning seasons ends at nine with a frustrating 20-10 defeat.
The game was originally scheduled for Sunday, but L.A. has placed 29 players on the COVID-19 reserve list in the past week.
Seattle’s offense was at its best and the defense delivered a strong performance after a slow start.
Russell Wilson threw 2 TD passes and Rashaad Penny rushed for 2 scores as Seattle improved to 5-8.
Russell Wilson had his best start since returning from injury, and the defense made a late goal-line stand.
Seattle’s defense and special teams shined as it finally got back in the win column.
The 36-year-old future Hall of Famer gives Seattle another option in its injury-plagued backfield.
It’s more of the same as the Seahawks continue to suffer from the same problems.
Seattle’s offense faltered again, and the defense couldn’t contain backup quarterback Colt McCoy.
It was another awful outing for the Seahawks, who fell to 3-7 against a team playing without 2 stars on offense.
